what is the font that spells out ipod on this
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I think Myriad pro Semi-bold,, do any of you know how to put this font on Gimp?
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I think Myriad pro Semi-bold,, do any of you know how to put this font on Gimp?
Identify fonts in an easy way
Many fonts can be identified here:
http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/
Just upload your example and it lists the most probable matching fonts.
I used it several times and it works very well!
If you still don't have a match you can then still ask someone.
Cheers!
Many fonts can be identified here:
http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/
Just upload your example and it lists the most probable matching fonts.
I used it several times and it works very well!
If you still don't have a match you can then still ask someone.
Cheers!
Font Identification Is Easy
If you know where to go.
The best place on the net I have found is
http://www.identifont.com/identify.html
All you do is answer a series of questions about the font you can see, and it has never let me down. It is a must for any designer.
If you know where to go.
The best place on the net I have found is
http://www.identifont.com/identify.html
All you do is answer a series of questions about the font you can see, and it has never let me down. It is a must for any designer.
Gray's Anatomy Font?
Can anyone identify the font used in the classic Gray's Anatomy text? Many thanks.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Gray190.png
Can anyone identify the font used in the classic Gray's Anatomy text? Many thanks.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Gray190.png
Garamond matches pretty well. I don't think Century does though. It isn't curly enough for some letters (eg lowercase f or u). Georgia and Hoefler are close (I think). Does knowing that these drawings were done around 1858 help at all? Obviously, there were fewer available fonts then.
You can put me down on the Garamond side as well, although Times Italic isn't a million miles off, either.
Cheers
Jim
What is this font?
I have wanted to know for awhile what font Pioneer is using in their new ad campaign for their Kuro plasmas:
![pioneer_plakat_2.jpg]()
A similar font is used by the company Philosophy in their marketing and on their website (linked above).
I would love to know where I can buy either one. I used the Whatthefont website and it didn't come up with any close matches.
Any help is greatly appreciated!!
I have wanted to know for awhile what font Pioneer is using in their new ad campaign for their Kuro plasmas:
A similar font is used by the company Philosophy in their marketing and on their website (linked above).
I would love to know where I can buy either one. I used the Whatthefont website and it didn't come up with any close matches.
Any help is greatly appreciated!!
I have wanted to know for awhile what font Pioneer is using in their new ad campaign for their Kuro plasmas:
![pioneer_plakat_2.jpg]()
A similar font is used by the company Philosophy in their marketing and on their website (linked above).
I would love to know where I can buy either one. I used the Whatthefont website and it didn't come up with any close matches.
Any help is greatly appreciated!!
There is a free one on dafont that is similar. I saw it featured on another site. Not quite the same. Maybe it'll help you find what you are looking for. Good luck!
It's Edwardian Script: regular alternate minus the extra swoosh at the front of the A. Type in Alaska to see it.
Thanks TimTheEnchanter! Love that movie BTW. Anyway, I did notice that there are other minor differences too. I'll let this guy know though what font we came up with. Much appreciated!
Hey! You're welcome. Many times in logo design, type gets manipulated (bastardized) I also think it is skewed & condensed quite a bit too.
crabtree font
It is s a rather small example, but one of the lighter versions of Caslon will do the trick.
It is s a rather small example, but one of the lighter versions of Caslon will do the trick.
New York Regular (or possibly Light). Arno Pro Light Display will only let you down on the serifs of the T if you can't get New York, and the client isn't totally anal!
Cheers
Jim
I had this font installed on my old (dead) powerbook but cannot remember the name of the font for the life of me. Anyone know? Or if not, know one similar? (with bodies forming the letters)
thanks.
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edit: holy crap I actually found it (searched like a mo-fo on dafont.com) it's "bizaro" (and an incomplete font. darn)
so yeah, nevermind.
thanks.
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edit: holy crap I actually found it (searched like a mo-fo on dafont.com) it's "bizaro" (and an incomplete font. darn)
so yeah, nevermind.